
pmid: 29854172
pmc: PMC5977668
De-identification of protected health information is an essential method for protecting patient privacy. Most institutes require de-identification of patient data prior to conducting scientific studies; therefore, it is important for clinical scientists to be cognizant of all modes of de-identification and all services provided by their de-identification tools. In this article, we discuss eight different modes of de-identification that yield de-identified data at different levels of quality. Most of these modes can be used in combination to achieve the best performance.
Data Anonymization, Methods, Electronic Health Records, Humans, Confidentiality, Data Accuracy
Data Anonymization, Methods, Electronic Health Records, Humans, Confidentiality, Data Accuracy
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